by DW McKinney Black Was Not A Label by Kathryn H. RossPRONTO Publishing, October 201990 pages / $12.00, Indiebound “Here. […]
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Review: shine through our shade: an evolution of self love by Tiriq R. Callaway
by DW McKinney shine through our shade: an evolution of self love by Tiriq R. Callaway Independently published, 2019 132 […]
Review: Hoodwitch by Faylita Hicks
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December 2019 (No. 81)
Poetry hartfordMelissa McEwen After BeautyJerome Gagnon LexiconRose Maria Woodson Mama Dirt Mouth Speaks To The District Attorney About Her SonsFaylita […]
hartford
By Melissa McEwen i lovehartford like it ismy boo. like it isnew york citylower east side especially& i am in a bimborivas mood to write a […]
After Beauty
By Jerome Gagnon By which I mean the rose and the image of the rose,the wood lark’s song and Coltrane’s […]
Stuck
By Denise Robbins Denise Robbins is a writer and climate change activist based in Washington, DC. Her stories have appeared […]
After the War
By Mary Grimm The tree is in the middle, but how they argued about where things ought to go. Remember, […]
Our Sharpest Stories
By Melanie Thorne We compare scars like veterans; replay our history by the marks in our skin. At night, quietly […]
Canticle
By Lindsey Warren Morning was as plump as a fruit. Sunlight passed through the oak leaves and became them. Sky […]